Sys-Admin Information’s

Do you know what’s glance?
Glance is a system performance monitoring and diagnostic capabilities software from HP. Glance is more powerful when your running on HP-UX environment, cause they collect all information that require for monitoring the system in a real time. But, there’s no 100% perfect software, yesterday I have a little problem when running with glance, but as usually, we solve the problem like a pieces of cake.

here’s the summary about the problem

== Fatal Nums Error == C.03.72.00 09/29/03 ==
User: aragon(/dev/pts/tf) Date: Fri May 22 15:58:14
File: nums.C Line: 479 Product id: Glance
System: superdome B.11.11 9000/800
Errno: 0 (Error 0)
Connection to midaemon lost — check midaemon process and status.mi
== End of Error Msg =============================

Litte magic comes bellow

sh> su -
sh> mwa stop
sh> ps -ef | grep midaemon
       root  5005     1 11 09:19:20 ?         0:18 /opt/perf/bin/midaemon
       root  5680  2490  2 09:25:41 pts/5     0:00 grep midaemon
sh> kill -9 5005
sh> mwa start

and then try glance again.

When we try connected to HPUX server with FTP client with another user except root, sometimes we got a small problem with that.
But don’t be afraid, we got some workaround here.

Ok now let’s start the trial
1. First we try to connect to HPUX server with FTP from any client, with user “oracle”.

bash> ftp rohan
Connected to rohan.
220 rohan FTP server (Revision 3.0 Version wuftpd-2.6.1 Wed Dec 19 08:27:34 GMT2007) ready.
User (rohan:(none)): oracle
331 Password required for oracle.
Password: *****
530 Login incorrect.
Login failed.
ftp> bye
221 Goodbye.

2. Logging all connection
Back to HPUX, now we try to log all connection, including ftp.

sh> inetd -l

Check if the log was run properly

sh> tail -f /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log
Sep  2 08:35:51 rohan ftpd[22988]: FTP server (Revision 3.0 Version wuftpd-2.6.1 Wed Dec 19 08:27:34 GMT 2007) ready.
Sep  2 08:35:54 rohan ftpd[22988]: FTP LOGIN REFUSED (shell not in /etc/shells) FROM 10.14.14.12 [10.14.14.12], oracle

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